LEIBOLD: Ross “Rosco” Theodore
Posted By On August 3, 2022 @ 12:00 AM In Dashwood,Exeter,Obituary | 11 Comments
LEIBOLD: After meeting his Great-Granddaughter Millie (2 days old) and holding her hand, it seemed to be his last wish and last piece of life. Ross Theodore “Rosco” Leibold, of Dashwood, formerly of Zurich, passed in a storm (on Wednesday, August 3, 2022) which was very symbolic to his own personal fight the past three years, at the age of 73. Strength, endurance and battle. All in All with an out pour of tears from heaven. Loving father of John and Arron Leibold of Dashwood and the late Jeanette Tye (2005). Cherished grandpa of Cody Leibold, Jessica Jones, Deighan Crane, Alexander Leibold (fiancée Chelsey), the late Nicholas Leibold (2021) and Dayna Tye (Steven). Treasured great-grandpa of Tyson, Skylah and Millie Leibold, Dallas Tye and Beau Bierbaum. Dear brother and brother-in-law of Ray and Lillian Leibold of London, Helen and John Bowman of Stratford, Gloria Kowatsch of Stratford. Ross will be remembered by his close and long time friend Vonnie Morgan of Clinton. He worked for Blackstone Industrial Products and Spectra Premium, Stratford for 38 years. Predeceased by his parents Theodore and Edna (Gaiser) Leibold, brothers Eugene Leibold, Fred Leibold and sister Ruth Woodhouse. In keeping with Rosco’s wishes, visitation will be held at the farm 70282 Bronson Line, Dashwood, overlooking the pond, on Saturday, August 13, 2022 from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., with a Service of Remembrance and time of Sharing at 11 a.m. Please dress casual and bring a lawn chair. Interment Bluewater Bronson Line Cemetery, Zurich. We would like to express our sincere thanks to Vonnie Morgan and the Caregivers of St. Elizabeth, Cassie and Kendall for their exceptional care and compassion shown to all of us during this difficult time. Arrangements entrusted to the T. Harry Hoffman & Sons Funeral Home, Dashwood. If desired, memorial donations (payable directly) to the Canadian Cancer Society or a charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family.
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Only met Rosco A few times..They were certainly memorable and we had no problem making good conversation..He made me laugh!
Rest in Peace Rosco..
Sincere Condolances to the Family.
Virginia and Dave Kenyon.
Uncle Rosco, I’m gonna miss you more than you know. I’ll miss your funny anecdotes, and stories. You battled bravely and with more determination than anyone I know… it’s hard to say goodbye, so I’m just gonna say see ya later… my heart is overflowing with memories that I pray will last my lifetime, until we meet again❤
RAY sorry to hear of your brothers passing
Ron and Dianne Ducharme
John, Aaron and family. Sincere sympathy on your father’s passing. May fond memories provide you comfort at this difficult time. RIP Ross
John Aaron & Family,
So sorry for your loss, our sincere sympathy.
Jim & Linda Dietrich.
Condolences to all the family & friends.
Adding to some memories of Ross.
Jeanette’s wedding
Ross & Eugene at creek
Eugene, Ross & Karl renovating
Ross & Jeanette
Ross, Ray & Bob
RIP
Thinking of you all at this time.
We grew up down the road on the Babylon Line, have many memories of visiting and playing with everyone.
It’s the many memories that keep us connected to our special loved ones.
Joanne (Grenier) Bengough
So sorry to hear of the passing of Ross. I have many memories of hanging out with the family when we would be visiting Grandma just across the way. So much fun and I remember the boys being full of mischief and loved to tease us girls. May your happy memories get you through this difficult time.
Rest in peace Ross. I remember you well when you lived next to my grandparents on the Babylon Line and we were up there on and holidays. Next it was the annual Leibold summer picnics in surrounding towns. Then when you stayed with my mom in Stratford and worked at Blackstone. You were a kind pleasant first cousin and we all thought you were a great man..
I was sorry I missed your funeral because of health issues. Would have loved to see your family. Love cousin Marjorie.
This is the second Christmas without you now. Family functions aren’t the same and all we have now are memories of better times. Until we meet again uncle Rosco♡love Angela
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It was with true stubborness we watched you battle this illness for the past 3 years never wanting to admit defeat. You had so much more to give all those you cared about as that was your ledgend.
My you rest easy my friend….as I shall never forget you in my lifetime.
BLESSINGS!